Police: Women got $70,000 with phony credit cards (The News & Observer)
Durham police investigators are trying to identify two women accused of using counterfeit credit cards to withdraw $70,000 from banks in Durham, Raleigh, Wilmington and New Bern in the past six months.
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Man accused of buying gas with bogus credit cards (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
COVINA - A Glendale man was arrested Monday night on charges of purchasing gas with fraudulent credit cards at a local gas station, according to a written release from the Covina Police Department.
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Pair suspected of using stolen credit cards (Sugar Land Sun)
Sugar Land Police are looking for two people who allegedly used stolen credit cards to make purchases at Walmart.
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Best Credit Cards (Bankrate.com)
Find more information on major credit card brands. Here you can read credit card reviews, information and applications for credit card offers.
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Credit Cards You Rarely See (The Motley Fool)
Here are a couple of types of credit card that are often overlooked.
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88% Of Us Don’t Know This About Our Credit Cards (The Motley Fool)
Most people don’t know the credit card fact that could save them a packet. Do you?
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One Month of Mojo, Applied to Credit Cards (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
CreditCardsMojo.com celebrates one month of successfully distributing the best and the latest from the world of credit cards.
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How to Make Your Credit Cards Work for You (Carteret County News-Times)
(ARA) - Virtually every household in the United States has a credit card that enables them to maintain a certain lifestyle and build credit history.
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Teens accused of stealing, using neighbor's credit cards (Kingston Daily Freeman)
RHINEBECK - Two Rhinebeck teenagers face felony charges after stealing a neighbor's credit cards and racking up over $9,000 in online purchases, according to Rhinebeck village police.
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Many use credit cards for cancer treatment (UPI)
NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (UPI) -- Twenty percent of U.S. adults who experience a critical illness use a credit card to finance recovery-related expenses, a survey indicates.
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